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Silicon Valley Roots & Shoots: Chess "End Game" this weekend

Recently we posted an article on Deep Blue, the IBM computer that beat chess master Gary Kasparov, which is exhibited in the “Mastering the...

On May 19, the Computer History Museum in Mountain View will be marking the 50th anniversary of the conception of one of the earliest and most...

“If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It: Ancient Computers in Use Today” an interesting article from PC World of February 19, 2012...

In 1911 a merger of three 19th-century East Coast companies — the Tabulating Machine Company, the International Time Recording Company and...

The YMCA of Silicon Valley announced that it has received a grant from IBM of 19 Young Explorer™ learning centers, which are the centerpiece...

Today most of us recycle everyday materials because it is the right thing to do. For many in the past recycling was what you had to do. That&rsquo...

These are busy days at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. About to emerge from its self-styled designation as an “alpha-stage...

Few buildings associated with early Silicon Valley technology companies are of great architectural merit. To put it kindly, most of them were...

What’s a peta? IBM’s 120 petabyte hard disk array won’t be found at your local Best Buy in San Francisco or Fry’s...

Flash dance – A small unnoticed electronic part found in cell phones and electronic products in San Francisco residences and businesses is...